My sister and I were traveling from NC to MI. Granville, OH was a good stopping place. On the way up, we stayed at a lovely B&B in Granville. On the way back, we stayed at The Granville Inn. All of the staff (including check-in to restaurant) were very pleasant and helpful. The dinner in the pub was excellent and the Chocolate Tart with Peanut Butter/Caramel was the best dessert I have eaten in a long time. The room was a traditional queen and had everything that we needed for a comfortable night's rest.

Could say alot but honestly it's all been said before.
Outdated, cheap linens, the most uncomfortable bed ever, mold in the tiny bathroom and feel really bad for the guest with allergies in the room next door (heard her sneezing all night!)
Folks who bought this place in 2003 need to put some effort into the rooms and make this a go to place, or just make it a restaurant

Granville Inn is a beautiful historic Inn in a town where there aren't many other choices. We paid $160 a night for one of the largest rooms (too MUCH!). For what they are it should be about $89. The room was nice and comfortable but the kitchenette area could have used a complete redo. The bathrooms are all raised about 8 inches off the floor (piping?) and small, even in our very large room. The ceilings are high, the linen quality is exceptional and the bed was very comfortable. It was all very clean. The hallways were squeaky and the carpet in the room and hall did need replacing. The wallpaper in our room is 'era' style and a bit much. Simplicity would be better. Breakfast was LaQuinta Inn style with danish, cereal, fruit, coffee/tea and juice. Nothing special but better than nothing in this quiet town. The staff was helpful and very friendly. I am sure it takes an enormous amount of money to keep the Granville going. However, it could be an absolute 'must stay' for miles around if they fixed it up, added a bed and breakfast style hot cooked breakfast with the room and maybe a pool. I wouldn't hesitate to pay $160 with that. It's not that bad but outside of the fabulous architecture it was just okay.

Accommodations were made for me as I was in Granville on business. From the website, this looks like a charming victorian inn. Upon arrival, however, it was immediately evident that nothing has been updated since the 1980s. Dining room chairs are "shot", the menu very odd and incoherent, food was blah and service was less than adequate. Our guest room did not have a tub, only a shower, and there was no thermostat to regulate heat/air. Window did open, but over the kitchen!
If it was clean and had a charming character, I could forgive the dated and tired decor, but it was dirty and uncomfortable. A little bleach would go a very long way on the tiles.